6 bedroom terraced house

Set behind an early 20th century period façade, the property benefits from air conditioning, open plan living spaces, underfloor heating, roof terrace with BBQ and seating, kitchen courtyard, lift to all floors, newly installed M&E providing flexible and fast audio visual capabilities, Gaggenau kitchen appliances with stone worktops, and bespoke cabinetry and joinery throughout.

The Street is named after Sir William Tite MP, who played a large part in building the Chelsea Embankment. It was favoured by artists and writers in the late Nineteenth Century and among its famous residents was Oscar Wilde, who lived at number 34 from 1884 to 1895 when he wrote The Importance of Being Ernest and Lady Windermere's Fan.

The property is only a short distance south to the River Thames and to the north is the amenity of King's Road and Sloane Square, with Royal Hospital adjacent to Tite Street, and famed for being home to the annual and world renowned flower show.

A wealth of local amenities are available nearby, including the green open spaces of Burton Court and the Physic Garden, in addition to a short walk over the bridge into Battersea Park. There are also a number of highly coveted schools within the neighbourhood including Garden house, Eaton House, Sussex House, and Knightsbridge School.